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Hello @vstadnytskyi thanks for the contribution i will proceed with the deployment in the coming 2 weeks |
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I have created a folder with GitHub actions. In the folder I put two actions. One to upload the new tagged version of the repo to TestPyPi and another one is for PyPi.
Only one thing is needed on your side is.
Create Secret Token in your repository
Copy the token and go to your GitHub profile

add token as secret in "Settings" -> "Secrets" -> "Actions" of the repository you are setting this up. (Note, it the screenshot below it should be 'PUSH_TO_TESTPYPI' instead of 'test_pypi')
in GitHub workflow files I called secrets as "PUSH_TO_TESTPYPI" and "PUSH_TO_PYPI"